Telephone effort to aid Britain targets New York homes
The Christian Science Monitor notes a plan to mobilize nearly three quarters of a million New York telephones for a aid Britain drive. Over 1,400 women will make calls urging support for measures to assist Britain and pressure representatives. The campaign asks listeners to write to their officials and reflect on the stakes of totalitarian threat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie
Dot
Marge
Europe
New York City
America
Britain
London
United States
Christian Science Monitor
Local notes from San Saba October 2 1891
Fifty year ago San Saba items include Charlie Walters joining McHenry and Ballard, Faver at Brownwood fair, Fannie Owen securing Colony school, Will Smelser visiting Brownwood fair, and several locals visiting Bend and Little Rock. Census places population figures, J. Landers is killed by a mule, San Saba Highs beat Cherokee Juniors 14 0, and Mack Walters departs for Saf ford with a farewell party and punch.
Five Years Ago in San Saba Oct 3 1935 Prices and Local News
Dozen eggs 60c and hens 20c per lb while fryers fetch 25c. Sugar 20c per lb. PTA lunch room opened this week with Mrs. Tom Carter as manager. R C Senterfitt and son Clifford of Mercedes visit brother R E Senterfitt. Mrs J D Estep and grandson Frank Meador visit in Fort Worth. Twin girls born to Mr and Mrs Cleve Karnes near San Saba Sept 19. G W Roberson dies from a fall. funeral in Stephenville. Armadillos beat Bangs 11 to 0 as Congressman South wires gym project approval. Mary Lee Marsh of Richmond Springs takes poulkeeper post. Arch Woods and Mrs Laird return from Galveston. Rev E E Thompson conducts marriage J R Alexander and Nell King. Gordon Doran returns from Abilene with Estep Hardware job. H Bornstein and sons Joe Harry and M Gerhardt spend day in Austin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Senterfitt
Clifford
Mercedes
R. E. Senterfitt
Cotton ginned in San Saba County up to Sept 16
Special agent Bob Norris reports census figures show 469 bales of cotton ginned in San Saba County from the 1940 crop up to September 16, compared with 1867 bales for the 1939 crop. Norris submits his reports to government at regular intervals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Norris
San Saba
Mr. Norris
Texas Freshmen welcomed by UT campus crowd
Mrs. Margaret Reavis visits in city renewing Beulah Coffey subscription as local seniors and students share greetings. UT Austin freshmen receive two hundred fifty upperclassmen help and orientation. Oregon and Texas relatives gather for cross country visit. Tennyson family plans America trip with Baylor ties and Royal Marines service.
Papers of Frederick Tennyson Found in Family Chests
Dr Fallin uncovers over 3000 letters and 2100 manuscript pages in forgotten family chests. Many works by Frederick Tennyson remain unpublished and awaiting evaluation. Patricia will enroll at Baylor University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Tennyson
Fallin
Frederick
Patricia
Baylor University
Agricultural Conservation 1941 Program Quota Announced
Secretary of Agriculture Claude R. Wickard announced a national cotton marketing quota for the 1941 marketing year. The quota mirrors the 1940 level, enabling about 12 million bales under normal yields, with acreage near 1940 totals. A referendum on December 7 will decide final approval by two thirds of eligible cotton growers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude R. Wickard
Marketing quotas aid cotton farmers under conservation plan
Secretary Wickard announced that under the conservation program farmers may sell all cotton within their allotted acreage without penalty. Quotas set marketing limits, with penalties of three cents per pound on excess sales, and loans remain available under the Agricultural Adjustment Act. He noted that wartime conditions reduce foreign demand, while domestic use rises, justifying quotas to stabilize income and adjust supplies to demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wickard
AAA
Safeguards in AAA Farm Program Emphasize Public Interest
The article notes that the safeguards in the AAA Farm Program protect not only farmers but also the public interest, stressing that policy measures align farmer welfare with broader societal needs. It discusses implications for agricultural planning and community impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AAA
Five Hundred Texas Facts Then and Now quiz items
A reader quiz lists ten questions about Texas history plus answers. It covers the first Texas cotton gin, Austin street railway, number of churches, a Civil War veteran, Burnet County granite for the capitol, Fort Worth lodges, post office box use, Houston Ship Channel, West Texas drought, Texas area size, and a safety rat exterminator advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
San Jacinto
Austin
Burnet County
Fort Worth
Houston
West Texas
San Augustine
John Cartwright
John M. Swisher
George B. Zimpleman
Terry
Texas Rangers
W. H. Westfall
G. W. Lacey
N. L. Norton
T. Lamme
Hastings Steel Went Piston Rings Sale Notice
Western Associate Store advertises mortgage deeds notes and all legal blanks on sale at the San Saba News office with details to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hasting Steel
Western
San Saba
Also Mentioned on This Page
THE
San Saba, Texas
Marshall W. Trussell
Alice B. Trussell
San Saba County
Seaman Aaa Ee
Assicianion
Charlie Walters
McHenry & Ballard
M. P. Faver
Fannie Owen
Colony School
Will Smelser
Brownwood Fair
T. ¢. Henry
J B. L. White
Bend
Joe S. Clark
Little Rock
Ark
Messrs
N. C. Brown
J. W. Brown
W. H. Gibbons
J.H. Taylor
Mr. Logan Smith
J. J. Carter
Cyrus Terry
Brownwood
J. E. Landers
Lir Lu Landers
Shaw Bend
R. J. Edwards
Arkansas
Mr. Edwards
Mack Walters
Zoon
Safford
Arizona
Willie Bell Hariig
Betsy Walters
Cordie Burleson
Nan Beaumont
Evelyn Campbell
Frances Grain
Elizabeth Oping
Franciee Dailey
Josephine Petty
Milton Harna
William Joekel
Hudson Kelly
Jee Baker
George’ * Carter
Bill Dailey
Boyd’ Jotnaten
Lees
Bsc
PTA
Tom Carter
Cleve Karnes
G. W. Roberson
Stephenville
Williams
Armadillos
Chas. L. South
W. M. Campbell
San Saba High School
Washington
Mary Lee Marsh
Richmond Springs
City National
Arch Woods
Mrs. Laird
Galveston
E. E. Thompson
J. R. Alexander
Nell King
Gordon Doran
Abilene
Estep Hardware
H. Bornstein
Joe and
Harry
M. Gerhardt
Bernard Tinnebaum
Margaret Reavis
University of Texas
Dorothy Nell Kelly
Betty Jo Turner
P. E. McCoury
la Grande
Oregon
Ida Byrd
Hassie Morris
Cora Smith
Ode Sargent
T. B. Scott
W. W.scott
C. W. Scott
PE. McCoury
Mr. McCoury
Chappel
Union Pacific RR
McCoury
McCourys
Waco
Ingland
Alfred
Lord Tennyson
Charles Arthur Tennyson
David
Tennysons
Christine Fall
McGregor
Fall
England
Miss Fall
Hickerage
Essex
Tennyson
Royal Marines
John Tennyson
Royal Air Force
Phyllis
Industrial Research Ca
Viakee
City Drug Store
Cameron
Wm, Cameron & Company
Cameron Plus
Cameron's
Cameron’s
Cameron & Company
Cameron Store
Dallas